Foreman Ansible Modules

This repository contains Ansible modules for interacting with a Foreman server API and various plugin APIs such as Katello.

Goals

The intent of this repository is to be a place that community members can develop or contribute modules. The goals of this repository are:

centralized location for community modules
a single repository to clone for interacting with Foreman & plugins
an intermediate landing place for modules before pushing them to Ansible community
repository maintainers will be working to push the modules into Ansible proper https://github.com/ansible/ansible/tree/devel/lib/ansible/modules/remote_management/foreman

How To Use The Repository

The following is an example of how you could use this repository in your own environment. Let's assume you have a directory of playbooks and roles in a git repository for your infrastructure named infra:

infra/
├── playbooks
└── roles

First, clone this repository into infra/:

cd infra/
git clone https://github.com/theforeman/foreman-ansible-modules.git

Note the ansible.cfg file cloned with foreman-ansible-modules. The ansible.cfg needs to be in your current directory when you run ansible or ansible-playbook. You can copy it to another location or add it to your current ansible configuration; make sure to update the relative paths to the foreman-ansible-module modules and module_utils if you do so.

Now your playbooks and roles should have access to the modules and module_utils contained in the repository for use, testing, or development of new modules.

How to test modules in this repository

To test, you need a running instance of Foreman, probably with Katello (use forklift if unsure). Also you need to run test-setup and update test/test_playbooks/server_vars.yml:

make test-setup
vi test/test_playbooks/server_vars.yml # point to your Foreman instance

To run the tests:

make test # all tests
make test_product  # single test
make test TEST="-k 'organzation or product'"  # select tests by expression (see `pytest -h`)

The tests are run against prerecorded server-responses. You can (re-)record the cassettes for a specific test with

make record_<test name>

How to debug modules in this repository

Set up debugging using ansible's test-module

make debug-setup

Debug with ansible's test-module

make debug MODULE=<module name>

# Example: debug the katello_content_view module
$ make debug MODULE=katello_content_view
./.tmp/ansible/hacking/test-module -m modules/katello_content_view.py -a @test/data/content-view.json -D /usr/lib64/python2.7/pdb.py
...

You can set a number of environment variables besides MODULE to configure make. Check the Makefile for more configuration options.

Modules List

This is a list of modules currently in the repository (please add to the list if adding a module).

Entity Modules

foreman_global_parameter: create and maintain global parameters
foreman_operating_system: create and maintain operating systems
foreman_os_default_template: create and maintain the association of default templates to operating systems
foreman_organization: create and maintain organizations
foreman_location: create and maintain locations
foreman_ptable: create and maintain partition templates
foreman_provisioning_template: create and maintain provisioning templates
foreman_compute_resource: create and maintain compute resources
foreman_domain: create and maintain domains
foreman_subnet: create and maintain subnets
foreman_environment: create and maintain environments (puppet)
foreman_job_template: create and maintain job templates and associated template inputs
foreman_setting: set and reset settings
katello_content_credential: create and maintain content credentials
katello_product: create and maintain products
katello_repository: create and maintain repositories
katello_content_view: create and maintain content views
katello_sync_plan: create and maintain sync plans
katello_activation_key: create and maintain activation keys
redhat_manifest: create and maintain manifests

Action Modules

katello_sync: sync Katello repositories and products
katello_upload: upload files, rpms, etc. to repositories. Note, rpms & files are idempotent.
katello_content_view_publish: publish Katello content views
katello_manifest: upload and Manage Katello manifests

Nailgun Versions

Below is listed the correct Nailgun branch for your Server

Server	Nailgun branch
Katello	master
Satellite 6.3	6.3.z
Satellite 6.2	6.2.z

Ansible Version

Please note that you need ansible >= 2.3 to use these modules.

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